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Rhythm games: Beyond the fake guitars and dance mats

6 May 2009

Thanks to 'Dance Dance Revolution', 'Guitar Hero' and 'Rock Band', music games have become an increasingly popular part of the video game universe. However, you don't need a plastic floor mat or a phony guitar to get your groove on.

In Nintendo's excellent 'Rhythm Heaven', you use a DS stylus to match the beat. In the popular iPhone series 'Tap Tap Revenge', you just use your fingers. Of course, if you still want to shred, you've probably already bought "Guitar Hero: 'Metallica'.

'Patapon 2', 'Zubo' and 'Major Minor's Majestic March' are three games that find new ways to turn the beat around.

Read the full review here.

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